Los Angeles Angels two-way phenom Shohei Ohtani revealed how he was able to become the first major league player in 100 years to hit 15 home runs and pitch 50 innings in a season -- by leading a simple life off the field.In an exclusive interview with Kyodo News, the 24-year-old American League Rookie of the Year said he has not changed his habits much since he lived in the Nippon Ham Fighters' dormitory during his five-year pro career in Japan."It was no big thing. I washed my own clothes like I did in my old dormitory days," Ohtani said."Making my own breakfast wasn't such a big deal, but…READ FULL ARTICLE
